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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

THAT which is needed for nationa
defence is a national foundry for the
manufacture Of steel guns OF all sizes.
Richmond is a splendid location fol
such foundry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

"Coloncl ToM OcHHTrTE, who lives
at tie Hoffman House, is said TO get
more free dinners than any other man
in New York" The proper thing in
Now York is TO wind up dinner with
a cirlus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
FnncrnI NOt!ce.

Tho remains 81 WILLIAM A. CAUTaoRN viii
arrive from No8TOrt NCWs TO-DAY the l1,h
instant az II 4. g.. aud from the Chesapeake
md Ohio depot they will bc conveyed io Oaa-
wood for burial Services 20 the grave. hl3
friends are invited 81 attCnd.
-sa,c me. o. Lord, for am thine. Mi-A my
whole lnaIt lnNn .nIElt Inen.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
North Carolina Legislative Notes.

iSptfiM iti'EitfH 40 l4Af Dt7p+l'h'I
RMgIcn, Y. C., February I'm
the Senate to-day the bill to repeal the
stock law in Fdgecomb county was in
definitely postponed.
The bill to allow Vance a representa-
tive in the House tabled Yesterday
was reconsidored and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The bill to incorporate the Roanoke
and Southern railway passed.
The Committee on Justices OF the
Peace was annOunccd-Elias, chairman:
THE HOUSE.
IN the House a bill was introduced
to create the new county OF De Graf
fenTcid
Mr.. Pearson introduced his bill to
allow the people to vote and elect
MAGISTRATES and commissioners, the
former to give q 81 600 bond and the
latter -, Gee bond.
The bill to repeal the stock law il
Vance was tabled.
The bill to repeal the stock law in
the district composed Of Vance, War
ron, and halifax counties passed 10y a
vote of y 10 30.
The House then passed Il bill abol-
ishing the Inferior Court in BuncOmbc
county and to establish Criminal
Court.
JUDGE Optic SUPREME COURT APPoNTED
RALEIGH, \. C., February 12.-Goy-
ernor Scales last night appointed Hon.
J. j. Davis, Of Franklin county, t.
take the place on the Supreme Court
bench made vacant by the death Of As
sociate-Justice Asho. Mr.. Davis was IL
member Of the Forty-fourth and Forty
filth Congresses from this district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

The Cincinnati. CommcrciatGa-
.cHc is discussing PAsrEUEs hydropho-
lie virus" Considering that the GA
zcac is subject to frequent attacks OF
rabies, this innoculation is sensible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

has the endorsement of the Clergy in
oil sections OF the country, and has had
on immense sale. II is Published by
Cassell & Co., and contains an introduce
ten by DR.. /. II. Vincent. Sole agent
for this city, Mrs. Il. Nj. McGhee, No.
9l3 east Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

The Philadelphia Press says: "Ihe
question in the municipal campaign Is
whether the Sums shall prevail against
the people" A polite way of asking
whether the Republican party shall pre-
vail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

"Out in Ohio there seems to be a
growing fondncss for JOHN SHERMAN as
the Republican candidate for President
in 1855" What else could be expected
If Chic?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

70 the EVECr Of The Di&p1fch:
Referring to your sound and sensible
editorial (the leader in the Oisp1tch of
this morning, February 18TH, beg to
send You the following table showing
the states repudiating their debts since
the war, and the amount and percentage
rcpudiated in each case. There hasnot
been a suit against one single State for
this potent reputation, now from ten
TO fifteen years old, and there never will
be:and If there should be and judgment
should he obtained there is noprocess by
which the State could DE compelled to
pay tic Judgment.
The issue Is LOW between the Riddle
berger bill enforced 10y prospective re
pudiation through constitutions.
amendment swing The tax-receiya5le-
coupon bondhoi3ers q limited time 10
fund their bonds-betwoen that and a
reputation to commence at once by
repeating the Hildleberger bill, repudis-
ting the principal Of these cOnsol cou-
pon and tcu-foIty bonds, and fighting
ihe tax-recciyabie couponsto the death.
think Il is about time the truth was
told. and this is the truth. | am ear
nostly in favor OF the Riddleberger bill,
and OF everything that win promote its
acceptance by the bondholders. But |
am not in the least romantic or senti-
mental. TACTICAL
The following statement shows how
some States have settled their debts
without losing cast among the brokers
and politicians Of the United States:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
A BOMB
TF.roWp In Connection witn the Vest
virginia Senatorial wight.

virginia Senatorial wight.
Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.l
CHARLEsToS, w. Va, February r.
The excitement over the senatorial
contest was increased when this morn
ing's edition of the States Tribune, of
this city, which has heretofore vigo-
rously opposed Camden, in aneditoril
strongly urged the Republicans TO elect
him, giving as its reason fog ITS change
of front that in case no election is made
before the last day of tho session that
ON that day Mr.. Camden would advise
his followers to elect man who would
be most Objectionable to the Republic
cans, or should there be no election,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

Don't fail to attend the only Sale Of
First Glass Pictures ever held in this
city. The lntest and rarest Artists
Proofs, Etchings, and Enggavings, &c,
u. LEwIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
nea,h Of Aiexanarians.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

Especial teIegrhin 70 INC DIspatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, February 12.-Thomas
j. Mehaffey, one our oldest and most
respected citizens, died about noon;
aged seyenty-6ve. Mr.. Mehaaey was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

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ia~ SECOND BAPTIST CHCeor
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

EOE SALE.
/ CuUKCh-WiL PROPERTY. ID
81 .3o for three SMALL BRICK HOUSE,
lClss teol mont corner fwoun -u.lM t.t .H
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For many yeGr, wa- tla FI.f.. r..
s.a pa o. lrOtl an forms. M obtain r'
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forwards derived frcm the ll't. 2
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r. Or Sam, ! LOT OF Vu|N "
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

BY Chewing * Rose,
Ro6i Estate Agents, Auct!OneaIs, and Brok r.
No. north TENN street.
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.r,,e cn,,a.s Bible +,

Average por cent of population 49,.
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5. &. Jsso5, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10
me c.llph and n. Pe...as-

The beverage 4 tle Arab eg5-1r= il .ls1zi-45.
a Kr1rs 4 leLic1- 1a1s VIVA zzd 1l5s
fws.a Iaacs r@sizceI u Z F=-y =Elcz and -
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has been lie fzvorl5z drink = cce 5zzzz1
zscrr--zlc.s ard sn zZsceloce q 2oL11. cEz
secis1s1 Adbazi3z CzIlrs- Uco I--7s- -cz 5s=z
L.. ELssIy BE vel lay ErCll.E1F o5zcll--s
these tcEuzEs C7zr Ezz-i1g ols 5zv- os 1c.0z
scslser L tie cabin q : peassl-, No 5erv=1
kirn Eirc plztL la Il brad al -Er[1=1
ELK TIE I.>or -zC wa - zoZ D EZz
sEa5Ie manners x TIE stranger thar Il Prz-
ssntgy CFoGEcat z 5ocrie q excellent cz5e
Ei1e The CzlpE took god trzlzht, and
tarnirg % .Ee pezzaE%- sslfir 10 yo1 kn-=
VIC I an" ~Eo, replied tLz nzal- I AZ
es1nucn u tee court SAD Ao6dL Ma
Allah 53ess your- replied tCs coceszzr- IE7
CzhpE tock s1otL=r pull e. tGe bottle Do
y5z know VITO 7 an = Ee sZzu szzs1 I al
oz1s 4 Mo1tIs E=Esrals- -AsF yJur gave
~ szncrEaef5 srclzl1zef tLz resss1c. Tie
CsIICa tax third drauzEC ard again seSl
DO you know who 7 am an ccs co11-
alz1tsr q the faithful Tie peessnr made
10 remark CGis TINE, bur took t1e bGtClz from
MoEfIs hand and Ioc<>d L away
What does tdis n1eaEF exc5airaz1 tee
Csliph. give me the y rs again
~E0t z drop more 10 yo1 get - ID me
p@ssaut Won drank one and yo1 were
suHucn 81 court, = second tine, and yo1 we're
h0hdIs general, a tGird time. and you were
ths commsut@r II re faithful II you drink
azafn y5gU - tn prophet himself st
jams Grszstts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10
NfInnr raauaIfiea-

A Troy paper speaks Of a dog fight being
ufpped IN the bud" A dog fight bud must
be very interesting botanical phenomenon
-SomeTvills Journal
The cars voIuminOus correspondence viii
kill him yet. 1t consists mostly OF letters
threatening his Iifs.-W sshington Critic.
A Florida end man knows the difference
between Admiral Farragut and Senator
Jones. He says that one was dashed TO the
mast while the other is mashed to the last
New Orleans Picayune.
What's the matter, Patu More fun in
the family this morning, sor.T YES. twins
again| "So, cor. Faith and it's triplets
this time. !" You're getting on "Gettin
on, il it, By hivins, sor, l behave the next'u
be qusdrupeds.7-San Francisco Chronicle.
Love In a cottage means simply lifelong
course Of plates for two and daily bread for
one.-Puck
@Mawnin', Brudder Sniff Hows all de
folks wild you" "Dey Is well, bress Moses,
One oh de children was ailiu' Yesterday, hut
hit died Jurin the night Texas Siftings.
The New York Tribune says we have fine
naval feet on paper. Well, that's where most
Of the battles are fought nowadays.-Boston
Globe.
@Next Sunday, said Father Mcguire 10 his
congregation, 9the funeral Of A B will b
held in this church. / shall preach funeral
sermon on the occasion, and the man himself
viii be here-the first time in twenty years"
Living Church.
The blue and the gray live in song; as a
matter Of fact, all veterans Of the late war
are now just little gray.-N,ew Orleans Pic
Ryune
Tennyson's jubilee ode IS what IS called
blank verse. II Is probably the bIanEedest
verse that he ever commit ted.-Norwicb BuI.
latin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10

HAMILTON JOHNSON, Honolulu:
Dear Sir-Thare made a chemical examination Of
the sample Of Haraszthy "Eciipse" Champagne taken
no aduIteraon wh0srer the acid present being the
urol acid Of the grape uhHe the 'bouqosf ami gas
1resent such ocould result from the natural fer
nlent0tion of the mines Yours rery truly
GEO " SMITH,
Of Benson, Smith & Co., Druggist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10

II wss morning il the Dime museum The
Madagascar paE1q9et sEors at intervals over
his cracker; the two tongUed lady ran her
Hnxual phenomenon oct and la ike an Ari-
IONA Tattlssnake az practice; the Brazilian
mandrfi CEASED bis desaltory chat with lit
tie sapAtoa from Honduras whom be lad
learned - love better than life Itself, and NJ
sound was heard save the gentle snoCs Of tie
African lizard 'fron-che-csnter q Saba
"a - AID - 'r--yog-forgec-is which
slunbersd just e obviously Just a. peacs-
fully il ever had from it reptillan boy
bocd, in the JQFaazic PERIOD, far back II Ehe
gray dawnIighc OF worldly tIuc--B=zinnjng
Of Sketch IN ChicaZo Tins
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10

Pretty COusin-Indeed. What kind of
trap Is it, Charisy-a mouse trap New YORK
Sa4u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10

Cansdian-NOw, since We have given you
an asylum, youn surely help us in case 81
war over the fishery queffion.
ExpatFiated Cashier-Certainly
C.-Thers will Be an eager demand for vol
unteer soldiers, and you may get an officers
commission
2. Cob. soldering Is not my forte; what
/ would ike would b q suffers commission.
Boston Budget
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10
sonEs Without worll..

It IS an affecting spectacle, \ deaf anG
dumb school on commencement day, singing
1--WE Never Speak As We Pass By with their
fingers and thumbs, We can't remember to
have ever heard such 4 sight, but from ali
accounts-shOuld there be any such accounts
sxtant-it must be one Of tie most pathetic
scenes you ever listened to,-Burdette.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10

MaTcsllGs-LodeEnia, can you tel ne why
your mothers consent 10 our marriage L
Ike cur marriage iLseifF
LodInia-I am sure cant imagine WY.
Aarcsllus-SscaUse ws both coauk her for
It. Seer Both thank hsr-both Genker-fgr
It.
Lodsnia astiny 1-Ah, THAT reminds re-.
Mr.. Eaakinson; can you tell ne Wy Cur
marriage Is Ike th= color q your nosef
Msreslius-NO, dearest, I give u2.
LOdemia-Becau5s I have about coma 70
the conclusion that Il cant come OF Seer
Can't come on CoEns of.-C1i-az1 I'd
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10

Go Hs.fspass

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And fare.
We part today
Thy Ike 1 ne'er ezpect again
- To SEE
Though soEaefhfng dearer scdI
May follow thee
The change, ala 7 greet lot
With smile.
Too dear. 'twl1h".
st two and = half mile
Written by a Lady on hack 0f pass returned
% the Burlington railroad
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-10
SPARKLING WIN Els

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27
FATAL SHOOTING.
Plantation Owner, His Wife and NJ 10th.
er Shot by Negroes-Armed Bands OF
White NJ en- Organizing.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 26.
The most intense excitement prevails in
Lonoke county over a war between the white s
and black which, from present appearances,
will not subside until the State militia are
sent there.
Yesterday morning, Clarence Chapman,
large plantation owner, was shot dead by a
party of his black cotton pickers because he
would not give them double pay for their last
weeks work.
His wife and mother who rushed to the
scene, were riddled with bullets.
Several whites who live in the neighbor-
hood, heard of the shooting, armed them
selves and started out to investigate. When
near Chapnan's house they were halted by
negroes who shot three of them. Four ne
groes were shot down.
In the afternoon large party of whites
succeeded in arrestiDg about dozen of the
negroes.
A constantly increasing crowd of blacks
were coming into Cedar Lake during the
evening with the avowed purpose of rescuing
the prisoners.
The whites were determined to resist the
attempt and tied the prisoners to posts in the
Jail yard where they would be under cover of
the rifles of the whites who were stationed in
surrounding houses,
rumor is current that the convict farm
near Clear Lake has been attacked by blacks
who murdered lessee Williams and released
the prisoners.
The Chapman building as well as those
of several whites, were burned last night.
The sheriff is on his way to the scene of
the disturbance with a strong posse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fire destroyed the James Hotel at De. cnS
Tex, Thursday. Col. A. j. Hitchcock was
burned to death
Vscount Donovile, of London, who was
attacked by hydrophobia, resulting from the
bite of fox received last January, is dead.
John Sherman and party arrived at Toron.
to, Thursday night, from trip over the
Canada Pacific. They left for Niagara
Falls Friday morning.
The district attorney Friday, served a
notice OF appeal from Judge Potter's decision
granting stay in the Sharp case. The ap.
peal vii. be argued Sept7,
Geo. Hosmer beat j. w Kennedy of
Quincy, ILL.,, in three mile race for $3.50 a
side, on Lake Quinisigsmond, this evening.
He gave Kennedy 20 seconds start.
Gov. Hill. on Friday, made an order con-
vening an extra general term of the Supreme
Court in the city of New York, Sept. Z, for
the purpose, as is supposed, TO insure prompt
hearing and decision in the Sharp case.
Hon. VIM. Lasiyiere, the provincial secre-
tary and member of the government of Mani
toba, who arrived at Montreal, Thursday,
said that the provincial government is deter
mined TO build Red River Valley r. Il. at
any cost and in spite of all opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
Glaestone's Motion that Resolution be
Presented to the Queen Denouncing
the Proclaiming of the League, DE.
feated.

LONDON, Aug. 26.
The debate on Gladstones motion was re-
sumed in the House of Commons this eve
ming
Sir G. o. Trevelyan said that Gladstone's
government did not base its crimes bill on
hear say, but on parliamentary returns of
| grave outrages. There had been 77Ss out
RACES the previous year and 26 agrsrian po-
litical murders the first half of the year. In
the present case the government ought to
have tabulated statistics of crime in Ireland
The mention of a crime here and another
there was not sufficient to justify the action
the government proposed. He denied that
the league increased crime or led to the nom
payment of rent The House should have a
e e:ance to cor-ote ste or ref te Balfour's al
legged facts before deciding.
Sir r. E. Webster, attorney general, re-
minded the House that Earl Spencer's gov
ernment had repeatedly proclaimed the land
league meetings.
Sir G. 0. Trevelysn supported these on
the grounds that the ohjects of the league
were to put down landlordism and effect q
separation between Ireland and England.
We're told that this will be a death strug-
gle. Well, either the league or the govern.
ment will go down. Irish cheers. The
government would be sustained by the con-
sciousness it had done its duty.
T. Harrington, nationalist read letters
from branches of the league condemning the
practises which the government declared the
league promoted. The league repudiated
every form Of outrage. The league would
go on doing what it has done in spite of the
proclsmations which had no terrors for the
Irish people. Cheers
VIM. Redmond accused the orange society
of worse intimidation than ever charged to
the league. Under certain circumstances
boycotting was justifcable and necessary
| [Cheers from the ministerial benches
Marquis Harrington said the league was
hostile to social order. Cheers The House
had already decided that intimidation pre-
vailed preventing persons from pursuing
lawful occupations. 1t was not the duty of
the government to lay before Parliament any
information desired by the opposition. The
crimes act was a law.
After further de bate Gladstones resolution
was negatived by vote of 272 to 1874.
Healy, who ended the debate, counselled
the Irish to have no confidence in the good
intentions of the English people, and to wait
patiently, abstaining from violence.
1t Is stated, tonight that the government
intend to propose, Monday, modification of
the cloture rule with view to expediting the
passage of the supply bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27
CONV ENTION.
New York Prohibitionists want the Right
OF Suffrage Granted to Women.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 26.
The prohibition State convention today
adopted resolutions, and demands of Con.
gress the submission to several States of the
constitutional amendment guaranteeing the
right of suffrage to women, the strict enforce.
ment of the laws relating TO child labor and
compulsory education, the establishment of
postal savings banks and telegrsphs, a lust
system of profit sharing between EMPLOYERS
and employees, the promotion of an establish.
ment for cooperative business enterprises by
laboring men, equal wages for equal work
alike to men and women, opposing the hold.